Divorce – Tax Implications

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Title:	Divorce – Tax Implications
Category:	Taxation
Field of Study:	Taxes
Course Code:	M273
CPE Credits:	14.0
Price:	89.95

Description

Description:

This course will teach participants how to apply, implement, and evaluate the strategic tax aspects of marital dissolutions and living together arrangements. Current perspectives on property transfers, asset divisions, alimony, filing status, exemptions, and child support are examined with an emphasis on planning considerations. Property settlements, basis allocation, third party transfers, and purchases between spouses are explored and analyzed. Special attention is given to the division of business interests, retirement plans (including QDROs), insurance policies, and the family residence.

Delivery Method: Online Interactive Self Study

Level: Overview

Prerequisites: None

Advanced Preparation: None

Course Details

Category: Taxation

Field of Study: Taxes

Passing Score: 70%

Technical Details: Taxation is a technical field of study for all states.

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Objectives

Objectives:

Chapter 1: Basic Marital Tax Matters 1. Specify multiple tax implications to consider when going through a divorce, and recognize the requirements and effects of filing as married or unmarried. 2. Identify the requirements for filing a joint return and how to avoid being penalized. 3. Determine the key elements of filing separate returns including what items to report and identify whether or not married taxpayers should file separate returns. 4. Cite the requirements for filing as head of household and the tax advantages and disadvantages of this filing status. 5. Recognize the repeal of personal exemptions, their pre-2018 phase-out, availability, and reporting requirements. 6. Identify the requirements for pre-2005 dependency particularly relationship, married person, citizen or resident and income, and specify the former regular and special method for determining support recognizing complications from back child support. 7. Determine the current “qualified child” standard using residency, relationship, age,

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Profession

NASBA: Yes

QAS: Yes

CPA: Suitable for all CPAs

IRS: IRS credit for Enrolled Agents.

Profession Identifiers: CPA, EA